Traduction de «usager privilégié » (Français → Anglais) :

privileged user

user-preferred route [ UPR | user-preferred routing ]

non-preferred senior debt instrument

preferred dividend payment [ preferred stock dividend payment | preferred share dividend payment ]

direct attendant signalling lines

preferred provider organization | PPO

Privileged Accommodation Agreement [ PAA | Privileged Accommodation Arrangement ]

dedicated mode | privileged mode

user name | username | user identifier | user ID | login name | logon name | login ID | logon ID | user identification code | personal identifier | connection login

Hygiene apron, single-use

4. Calls on the Member States, given that ownership is a fundamental issue for family businesses, to consider introducing changes to their tax systems and company laws which would allow for a more effective and smoother transfer or retention of businesses within families; suggests, as good practices to be shared and promoted, lowering gift and inheritance taxes, introducing favourable tax treatment for reinvested profits compared to the treatment of debt financing, and favouring the use of non-voting stocks as a way of improving access to finance without losing control of the company;

The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that the third subparagraph of Article 17(5) of Sixth Council Directive 77/388/EEC (1) of 17 May 1977 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to turnover taxes (‘the Sixth Directive’) allows Member States, for the purposes of calculating the proportion of input VAT deductible for a given operation, such as the construction of a mixed-use building, to give precedence, as the key to allocation, to an allocation key other than that based on turnover appearing in Article 19(1) of the Sixth Directive, on condition that the method used guarantees a more precise determi ...[+++]nation of that deductible proportion (judgment in Case C-511/10 BLC Baumarkt [EU:C:2012:689]).

17. Welcomes the Commission’s legislative proposal for Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) and Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) as measures necessary for managing the increasing number of maritime and coastal activities and protecting the marine environment, ensuring that various activities can coexist harmoniously and avoiding conflict over the use of coastal and sea areas; considers it necessary in this regard to opt for an ecosystems-based approach to the management of human activity on the coast and at sea;

4. Urges the Commission to prioritise the de-bureaucratisation and simplification of the various procedures for public procurement, both reducing the overall number of procedures and streamlining processes in the respective procedures; believes open competitions should remain the cornerstone of public procurement but that they should be simplified, in particular by allowing greater use of functionality-based award criteria, instead of overly detailed technical specifications, thus leaving it to the potential suppliers to define the specific methods, material, technologies etc. to be used; believes, furthermore, that administrative burd ...[+++]ens could be reduced by allowing more simultaneous assessment of selection and award criteria and by allowing flexibility with regard to shortcomings in compliance with format requirements, e.g. allowing bidders to submit missing forms at a later date; notes that SMEs in particular suffer from a lack of flexibility, being disqualified for minor and non-intentional procedural errors;